List of camera types

• Camera, the general term:
• * 360 camera
• * 3D camcorder
• * Action camera
• * Animation camera
• * Autofocus camera
• * Backup camera
• * Banquet camera
• * Body camera
• * Box camera
• * Bridge camera
• * Camcorder
• * Camera phone
• * Camera lucida
• * Camera obscura
• * Closed-circuit television camera (CCTV)
• * Compact camera
• * Compact System cameras
• * Dashcam
• * Digital camera
• * Digital movie camera
• * Digital single-lens reflex camera
• * Disposable camera
• * Document camera
• * Event camera
• * Field camera
• * FireWire camera
• * Folding camera
• * Front-facing camera
• * Gun camera
• * Helmet camera
• * High-speed camera
• * Hidden camera
• * Imago camera
• * Instant camera
• * IP camera
• * Keychain camera
• * Large format camera
• * Light-field camera
• * Live-preview digital camera
• * Medium format camera
• * Mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera
• * Monorail camera
• * Movie camera
• * Multiplane camera
• * Omnidirectional camera
• * Onboard camera
• * Pinhole camera
• * Pinspeck camera
• * Plate camera
• * Pocket camera
• * Pocket video camera
• * Point-and-shoot camera
• * Polaroid camera
• * Police [body camera]
• * Pool safety camera
• * Press camera
• * Process camera
• * Professional video camera
• * Rapatronic camera
• * Rangefinder camera
• * Red light camera
• * Reflex camera
• * Remote camera
• * Rostrum camera
• * Schmidt camera
• * Security camera
• * Single-lens reflex camera
• * Stat camera
• * Stereo camera
• * Still camera
• * Still video camera
• * Streak camera
• * Subminiature camera
• * System camera
• * Thermal imaging camera (firefighting)
• * Thermographic camera
• * Time-of-flight camera
• * Toy camera
• * Traffic camera
• * Traffic enforcement camera
• * Twin-lens reflex camera
• * Video camera
• * View camera
• * Webcam
• * Wright camera
• * Zenith camera
• * Zoom-lens reflex camera
• The term camera is also used, for devices producing images or image sequences from measurements of the physical world, or when the image formation cannot be described as photographic:
• * Acoustic camera which makes sound visible in three dimensions
• * Gamma camera
• * Magnetic resonance imaging which produce images showing, internal structure of different parts of a patient's body.
• * Rangefinder camera which produce images of the distance to each point in the scene.
• * Ultrasonography uses ultrasonic cameras that produce images of the absorption of ultra-sonic energy.
• * Virtual camera, in computing and gaming.